Sentence examples for which were recognisable from inspiring English sources

At the time Airship Industries were producing a fleet of ships which were recognisable over many capitals of the world offering tours, or advertising sponsorship deals.

It also raises all sorts of important questions about the divisive impact of inner-city gentrification, which is recognisable in major conurbations all over Britain and the world.

So one of the nice things about Raspberry Pi is we've ended up with a platform that can play 1080p – can play Blueray quality video; that's got more graphical power than a Nintendo Wii; it's something which is recognisable – it's not a retro machine.

Only a cultigen which is recognisable and stable can be accepted as a cultivar.

Representatives of modern taxa existed in the Ediacaran, some of which are recognisable today.

The pleasure is in the microscopic detail - snatches of conversation, gestures and flirtatious glances - all of which is instantaneously recognisable.

Here's one from Jon Henley ,in2001, which is as recognisable as the "Chaos at Calais" TV footage of the past 20 years.

"We wanted to find a rhyme which would fit in with this subject and this one has a tune which is instantly recognisable by all," it said in a statement.

Audiences never had any difficulty with his work, which was instantly recognisable as the stuff of dreams, freely leaping about in time and space, swarming with creatures from the id nimbly outwitted by the representatives of the ego.

He said the idea had been to create a "logo device which is easily recognisable, easily replicated and easily communicated".

One element of this theory is what he calls 'the fallacy involved in all empirical definitions of the good', which is immediately recognisable as a precursor of his famous claim in Principia Ethica that there is a fallacy, the 'naturalistic fallacy', in all naturalistic definitions of goodness.